paul secor

Another for what Ace has released over the past 35 or so years.

Louis: Hot Fives and Sevens - Volume 4

Tim Berne: Spectres (Empire Productions)

Tina Brooks: True Blue

Happy Birthday!

Patience and Prudence Bertha Cool Chill Wills

Don Kent, who owned Mamlish, was part of the New York "blues mafia". Nick Perls, who owned Yazoo, did the mastering for many (perhaps all) of the Mamlish releases. After Perls died and Yazoo was sold to Shanachie, Kent worked on some Yazoo releases. So there was a definite connection, though Mamlish and Yazoo were separate companies.

Amour

Barbecue Bob: Chocolate to the Bone (Mamlish)

Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Woody Allen Ornette

Roscoe Mitchell & the Note Factory: The Bad Guys (il manifesto)

Archie Shepp: The Magic of Ju-Ju

Roscoe Mitchell with Yuganaut (Nessa)

Mike Nesmith Thelonious Monk Bud Abbott

Frank Lowe Orchestra: Lowe and Behold (Musicworks)

Pee Wee Russell: Portrait of Pee Wee (Counterpoint/DCC)

Long Man Blues (United/Delmark)

I don't want to get into politics on these forums, but youthful idealism is something that shouldn't be forgotten - especially these days.

Arnold Wesker: The Journalists

Molly Pitcher Cy Young Baby Face Nelson

A Modern Jazz Symposium of Music and Poetry with Charles Mingus

Dick Gaughan: Kist o' Gold (Trailer) At his best, the combination of Dick Gaughan's voice and guitar was transcendent.